The 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs began on April 18, and like many hockey fans, I filled out a bracket challenge, but not in the usual way. Instead of picking teams based on performance, I built mine around WAG jackets.
In the hockey world, WAGs (wives and...
There are two types of college students: those who say they “don’t nap” and liars. Between classes, assignments and whatever existential crisis hits around 2:17 p.m., sleep becomes less of a luxury and more of a survival tactic.
And while Richland...
Faculty and student mentors at Dallas College recently held a study tips panel to connect students with campus resources and academic strategies.
Organizer Stanita Jackson, a biology professor, said that the event was designed to address the “whole...
Richland Campus Police’s Sgt. Ana Denova is trailblazing campus history as the first Latina to be in her position, a spot that came five years after being an officer with Dallas College.
What started off as learning about criminal justice during her...
After pursuing their education beyond community college, two former Dallas College students came back home, this time as faculty members.
Joshua Hamlin and Alondra Puentes both started their higher education journeys at Dallas College in the 2010s. Hamlin...
Since the 1960s, Dallas College has inherited, purchased, cared for and exhibited works of art that can be found on all seven campuses.
Now, more than ever, Dallas College is featuring students’ work alongside these distinguished pieces.
Dallas College...
Many people consider therapy to be talking with a professional or looking at ink blots. However, Aubrey Webster, a member of Dallas College’s Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) takes a different approach. She is the only licensed art therapy...
As the fall semester comes to a close and winter break starts, this could be an ideal time for some to get a head start on those transfer applications. This can be an intimidating, time consuming process, especially for those who have not gone through...
Winter arrives every year, and yet it always has a way of catching people off guard.
What’s meant to feel festive and cozy sometimes feels like someone pressed the dim button on life without asking. For many Richland Campus students, the holiday season...
Dallas College’s digital badging program is giving students a new resource to add to their resume.
As the next generation is moving into the workforce, employers are starting to hire on a skills-first basis, according to Dr. Sharon Manna, dean of marketable...
Students working on campus enjoy a boost in their paychecks as Dallas College increases wages and adjusted work hour limits in its updated Work-Study program.
The College Work-Study Program is a need-based financial aid program that provides part-time...
The Richland Chronicle made its mark on the national stage this month at MediaFest25 in Washington, D.C.
The Chronicle staff brought home a record number 17 awards across writing, illustration, design and editorial categories.
The conference, hosted...
